camarlengo3

Profile Summary: camarlengo3

Meet camarlengo3, a rapid chess battler whose rating journey resembles a rollercoaster with a genius twist. Starting from a modest 238 in late 2024, camarlengo3 soared to a peak rapid rating of an impressive 759 by June 2025 — clearly proving that persistence (and maybe a bit of caffeine) fuels chess greatness.

With over 2,000 rapid games played, camarlengo3 boasts a near balanced record of 968 wins, 922 losses, and a handful of draws, showing there's always a fight until the checkmate. Speaking of which, this player’s favorite termination? Winning by resignation – a classic demonstration that camarlengo3’s opponents often wave the white flag instead of suffering a prolonged defeat.

Opening repertoire: camarlengo3 prefers to lead with the Bishop's Opening family, including the tricky Berlin Defense variation — tricky enough to earn a solid 50%+ win rate on 519 games! Meanwhile, the aggressive Scandinavian Defense has also been a reliable friend, winning over 57% of those battles.

A curious mind and psychological resilience shine through with an impressive comeback rate of 68% – when the going gets tough, camarlengo3 gets tougher. Despite a tilt factor of 8 (who doesn't get a little flustered?), the player still manages to keep a focus that results in a 40% win rate after losing a piece – kind of like a phoenix rising from the ashes.

Timing is everything for camarlengo3. The best hours for cracking open those decisive plays are the early morning ones, around 5 AM, where the win rate spikes to nearly 79%. Not exactly your average night owl, but maybe the caffeine-fueled genius hours?

Fun fact: Longest winning streak stands at 14 games — so when camarlengo3 switches to beast mode, watch out! But losses come too, with a longest losing streak of 8, reminding us that even heroes have their "off days."

Recent Adventures on the Board

The latest conquests show clever maneuvers in the classic Bishop's Opening Berlin Defense and a knack for making opponents surrender gracefully. One of the recent gems end was sealed in just three moves: 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.Qf3 1-0. Ouch! Quick and effective.

Losses have come against strategic checkmates and well-timed plays by strong opponents like "xhmigue" and "xibar31," proving that the battlefield of chess is never dull and always full of opponents ready to challenge the throne.

Overall, camarlengo3 is a fierce and dynamic player, a tactical comeback artist, and an ever-passionate chess lover whose gaming hours defy norms and whose openings keep opponents guessing!